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Environmental impact of the global apparel and footwear industries study
Study, 2018
Creating a clothing quiz will raise awareness about the environmental impacts of clothing, helping others make more sustainable clothing choices.
Clothing sustainability is a huge topic with lots of information. You might want to narrow down the topic of your quiz so that you can go into more detail about one idea.
To choose your topic, think about what you want people to learn from your questions. Do you want them to learn about the materials that clothing is made of? Do you want them to learn about how to read a clothing label? Do you want them to learn what happens to clothing after it is thrown away?
Choose a topic that is interesting to you!
There are lots of different types of questions you could have on your quiz. Some question types include:
Think about what kind of answers people will give when choosing a type of question. For example, if you are asking a yes/no question you might want to choose a true/false format.
Think about how you can use many types of questions to make your quiz more exciting!
The most important part of creating a trivia-style game is researching your questions so that you know the correct answers.
Think about where you will get your facts from and if those sources are reputable. If you are unsure, the Clothing4Climate resource library is a great place to start. Also think about how you will cite your sources to avoid plagiarism.
There are many quiz platforms available online that will allow you to make a quiz game for your friends. Explore the following options and see which one you like best.
Another option is to create your quiz on paper. You might want to use cue cards to write each question. This planner may help you get started.
It is important to share your quiz with friends and family. This ensures that others can learn about sustainable clothing habits. Think about how you could share your quiz on social media or send it to your classmates.
If you created a paper quiz, consider how you could have everyone in your class try it out.